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      PHINIA and KGM Partner on Hydrogen engine for LCVs

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      Partners to develop a 2.2L hydrogen engine for LCVs, offering a zero-carbon, diesel-like solution with fast refueling and low emissions.

      1105 views | Date: April 21, 2025

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      PHINIA and KGM Partner on Hydrogen engine for LCVs
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      Auburn Hills, United States- Phinia Inc. has partnered with South Korea’s KG Mobility to develop a 2.2L hydrogen internal combustion engine (H2ICE), offering a zero-carbon alternative to diesel while maintaining performance and durability for commercial and industrial use.

      Under the partnership, PHINIA will supply hydrogen-specific components like its DI-CHG10 injector, ECU, and rail system, while KGM integrates these into its diesel engine platform. H2ICE offers a clean, diesel-like alternative with fast refueling, low NOx emissions, and use of existing infrastructure—ideal for sectors where batteries fall short.

      Mr. Kwon Yong-Il, Head of Research & Development, KGM, said, “This partnership with PHINIA allows us to leverage their expertise in developing hydrogen ICE systems, offering a viable zero-carbon alternative for commercial and industrial applications."

      This is one of many hydrogen combustion projects that PHINIA has embarked on, and the Company is currently involved in many more. In 2024, PHINIA successfully completed a 1000 km, 12-hour vehicle test using its H2ICE technology and more recently announced a technical partnership with Alpine to support the development of the Alpenglow hydrogen-powered concept car.

      Mr. Todd Anderson, PHINIA’s Chief Technology Officer, said, "This collaboration with KGM represents a big step forward in the hydrogen-powered future of mobility. Our multiple successful vehicle trials have demonstrated that hydrogen ICE technology is a practical, efficient, and scalable solution for industries looking to decarbonize, and our continued work with automotive OEMs continues to evidence the real-world applications of those tests.”

      PHINIA's commitment to corporate responsibility is embedded in its values, including aiming to reduce the environmental impact of its operations, and how the company does business. PHINIA is proud to work with partners that share its values and are united in their mission to create a better future for its employees, customers, communities, and the planet.

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